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Friday, 12 February 2010

US Foreign Policy under Barack Obama

US voters elected Barack Obama as president to bring change. But what change has there been in US foreign policy? Read Tariq Ali on the Middle East and Central Asia, Greg Grandin on Latin America, Arun Gupta on Haiti.More
From The APC Blog by cda on 12 Feb 2010Permalink

Tuesday, 19 January 2010

Three from Le Monde Diplomatique

Serge Halimi on Obama's war on Afghanistan. Gareth Porter on the US-Iran conflict. Rebecca Solnit on the Copenhagen climate summit.More
From The APC Blog by cda on 19 Jan 2010Permalink

Friday, 13 November 2009

Zelaya restoration in Honduras threatened

Four pieces on the recently failed plan to restore ousted president Manuel Zelaya to power.
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From The APC Blog by gs on 13 Nov 2009Permalink

Monday, 02 November 2009

State of the health care reform debate

The US Congress continues to rewrite and amend the proposed overhaul
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From The APC Blog by gs on 02 Nov 2009Permalink

Friday, 30 October 2009

Three from Le Monde Diplomatique

Martine Bulard on ethnic conflict in western China, Andrew Oxford on incarceration in the US, Miyase Christensen on surveillance via Internet social networks.
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From The APC Blog by cda on 30 Oct 2009Permalink

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Horn of Africa

Editors
Said Samatar
Listed Since
1978
ISSN
0161-4703
OCLC
3936168
Readership
Scholars and researchers interested in African history, politics, economics, and the legacy of colonialism

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